To BabyFresh: though painful to admit, your point is very well taken. Exactly WHY the company chose to align its broader fortunes with a bizarre product to be produced by ‘Kamasutra’ Brands (Google that famous sexuality-laden word in the Persian language and just see what you come up with) that appears to be no more than aphrodisiac-laced alcohol is as perplexing and provacative as it is controversial. Who do you (as a consumer) serve this product to when its purpose is so evident in a sneaky kind of way: Your friends? Your neighbors? Your fellow employees? Your dinner guests? Your Mom & Dad? And if so, what is the statement that you would not-so-subtely be making to them when you did so? Clearly, the sale and distribution of such a product will no doubt be fraught with concerns regarding safety, ethics, and old-school morality.
But the die is now cast, isn’t it? The wide medicinal universe of our company’s interests is now to be predominantly associated with sex and alcohol … or more tellingly: aphrodisiac-laced alcohol and sex. One must now wonder how 'Dr. O' intends to tout this new product in public circles without encountering wry smirks of astonishment and disbelief. I'm kinda glad that I'm not a member of that marketing team.
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